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    Release Date: December 18, 1990
    Bernadette Peters
    Mandy Patinkin
    Paul Gemignani

    Track Listing Mandy Patinkin, Dress Casual

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    Disc 1

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    Doodle Doo Doo (1924; Music & Lyrics: Art Kassel & Mel Stitzel)
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    2
    When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin’ Along (from The Jolson Story, 1926; Music & Lyrics: Harry Woods)
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    3
    Tchaikowsky (from Lady in the Dark, 1941; Music: Kurt Weill; Lyrics: Ira Gershwin)
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    4
    On the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe (from The Harvey Girls, 1945; Music: Harry Warren; Lyrics: Johnny Mercer)
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    5
    Bein’ Green (1970, Music & Lyrics: Joe Raposo)
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    Triplets (from Between the Devil, 1937; Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz)
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    I’m Always Chasing Rainbows (from Oh Look!, 1918; Music: Harry Carroll (after Chopin); Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy)
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    If You Can Find Me I’m Here (from Evening Primrose, 1966; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    I Remember (from Evening Primrose, 1966; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    10
    When (from Evening Primrose, 1966; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    11
    Take Me to the World (from Evening Primrose, 1966; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    12
    Great Big Town (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    13
    You Mustn’t Kick It Around (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    14
    I Could Write a Book (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    15
    Happy Hunting Horn (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    What Do I Care for a Dame? (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    Do It the Hard Way (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    18
    I’m Talking to My Pal (from Pal Joey, 1940; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Lorenz Hart)
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    19
    Sorry – Grateful (from Company, 1970; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    20
    Being Alive (from Company, 1970; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    21
    Ya Got Trouble (in River City) (from The Music Man, 1957; Music & Lyrics: Meredith Willson – featuring the Boys’ Choir of Harlem, Dr. Walter J. Turnbull, director)
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    22
    Giants in the Sky (from Into the Woods, 1988; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    23
    Mr. Arthur’s Place (Music & Lyrics: Thom Bishop)
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    24
    Yossel, Yossel (1923; Music: Nellie Casman; Lyrics: Samuel Steinberg – with Don Byron’s Band)
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    25
    Hollywood Medley: Intro
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    Steppin’ Out with My Baby (from Easter Parade, 1948; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    27
    A Shine on Your Shoes (from Flying Colors, 1932; Music: Arthur Schwartz; Lyrics: Howard Dietz)
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    28
    It Only Happens When I Dance with You (from Easter Parade, 1948; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    29
    That International Rag (from Alexander’s Ragtime Band, 1913; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    30
    I’ve Got Them Feelin’ Too Good Today Blues (1970, from Dancin’, 1977; Music: Jerry Lieber; Lyrics: Mike Stoller)
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    31
    Let Yourself Go (from Follow the Fleet, 1936; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    Synopsis Mandy Patinkin, Dress Casual

    None – see Tracking

    The first three tracks make up the “Doodle Doo Doo Medley”

    Tracks 8–11 constitute Evening Primrose, 1966 – a dark story of people trying to hide from the world in a department store. Two of them try to escape. (Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim, from a teleplay by James Goldman based on a short story by John Collier. Mandy Patinkin is joined by Bernadette Peters.)

    Credits Mandy Patinkin, Dress Casual

    Vocals: Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters

    The Band
    Violins: Suzanne Ornstein, Concertmistress; Mineko Yajima, Dale Stuckenbruck, Ann Leathers, Martin Agee, Robert Chausow, Marilyn Reynolds, Carol Pool, Sanford Allen, Katherine Livolsi, Mitchell Stern, Laura Corcos, Joanna Jenner, John Connelly, Gayle Dixon, Maryellen Hester, Abraham Appleman
    Violas: Paul Cortese, Crystal Garner, Mitsue Takayama, Lois Martin
    Cellos: Clay Ruede, Frederick Zlotkin, David Bakamjian
    Bass: John Beal
    Winds: Les Scott, Robert Botti, John Moses, John Campo, Alava Hunt, Red Press
    French Horns: Ronald Sell, Richard Hagen, Ann Yarbrough
    Trumpeets: David Gale, Wilmer Wise, Lowell Hershey
    Trombones: John Gale, Bruce Bonvissuto, Dean Plank
    Tuba: Nathan Duram
    Guitars & Banjo: Scott Kuney, Kevin Kuhn
    Drums: Michael Berkowitz
    Percussion: Joseph Passaro
    Harp: Beth Robinson
    Piano: Paul Ford
    Synthesizer: Scott Frankel
    Orchestra Contractor: Ronald Sell

    Don Byron’s Band (track 24)
    Conductor, Arranger, Clarinet: Don Byron
    Bass: Steve Alcott
    Trumpet: Tony Barrero
    Piano: Uri Caine
    Violin: Mark Feldman
    Clarinet & Bass Clarinet: J.D. Parran
    Trombone: Alfred Patterson
    Drums & Percussion: Richie Schwarz

    Conductor and Musical Director: Paul Gemignani
    Arrangements by William D. Brohn (tracks 1–3, 6, 12–18, 21–23), Bill Byers (tracks 4, 5, 19–20, 25–31), Michael Starobin (tracks 8–11), and Don Byron (track 24)

    For sources and authorship see Tracking